If you’re looking for Part 2… Alright, diving right in. First, get an express.js application setup and install all the dependencies. Creating the Express.js Web Application $ express codingWall create : codingWall create : codingWall/package.json create : codingWall/app.js create : codingWall/public create : codingWall/public/javascripts create : codingWall/public/images create : codingWall/public/stylesheets create : codingWall/public/stylesheets/style.css … Continue reading →

A couple months ago I shifted gears and started working for Tier 3 on a number of projects. I made this decision for a few reasons: 1. I’m a huge advocate of PaaS (Platform as a Service) technologies. I like what PaaS enables and what it eliminates. Matter of fact I’d say I’m a bull... Continue reading →

Coder Society Seattle got off to a start this weekend on this beautiful sunny Saturday! We all mozied into the Blue Box offices in downtown Seattle a mere block away from Pike Place Market. After a relaxed gathering we circled up to break out the kanban with the story ideas around our problem domain. We... Continue reading →

When working with Objective-C one key thing to keep in mind is the differences between the other “C”s like C, C++, etc. One thing that crops up sometimes is the C char type. Normally, this isn’t the most ideal thing to use. The better type to use is NSString. // c string char … Continue reading →

I’ve jumped into committing some source code to the Cloud Foundry Project and I wanted to document the process so far. The Cloud Foundry project is a little trickier than most open source projects, because there are a host of tools around the process. As that is the case, it isn’t a simple github repository... Continue reading →